St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-07-15
WILL TAKE A REST
At the Home of His Brother at the
Village of Forestport.

UTICA. n. Y. July 14.-President and
Mrs. Cleveland left here for ForestpOrt
at 9:15 a. m, to-day. The special con-
sisted of boudoir car and locomotive,
and was occupied by only Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleveland, the latter'S maid, Supt.
Hammond and Conductor Daniels.
They were accompanied to the depot by
Senator Herman and his son. Mrs. Cleve-
lands eye is very much intiamed and
pains her exceedingly. DR.. Beath, of
this city, was called and pronounced it
either blind boil or the sting of an in
sect. The journey to Alder Creek was
without other incident than the appear
ance of groups of people at various sta
tionS on the route as the train passed.
A request from RemSen that the people
might have an opportunity to see the
president was referred to him by Asst.
Supt. Hammond, who was in
charge of the special, and the
wish was answered by the
train running slowly through the vii
lage, where the cOncourSe had the pleas
ure of greeting the distinguished travel
ers, who were once more upon the rear
platform. On the arrival of the train at
Alder Creek, there was a respectable
gathering of people. The travellers
were met by Rev. William n. Cleve-
land and his wife and escorted in car
riage to their residence, about two miles
east from Alder Creek on the edge of
the village of Forestport. 1t is pretty
new cottage. built two years ago under
the supervision of Rev. Mr.. Cleveland,
who is the pastor of the Presbyterian
Mission tlocks at ForestpOrt and White
Lake Corners. The mistress of this
neat country home has been a warmly
welcomed visitor at the White house,
and this, with the brotherly affection
existing between the president and the
pastor, argues that a reStful visit of the
president and his wife during the en-
suing two or three days will be one of
great enjoyment.
The village contains three or four
hundred inhabitants, and there was no
crowd On hand to welcome the diStin-
guiShed guests. After dinner both the
president and Mrs. Cleveland appeared
on the veranda of the parsonage and
Mrs. Cleveland ran down the steps and
walked about the lawn. Later in the
day Commissioner Herman and PoStmaS-
ter Waterbury called and arranged for a
public reception to be held at the par
sOnage tomorrow between the hours
of 80 and 9:30 p. m. At 5 p.
m. this afternoon Postmaster Waterbury
took the president. Mrs. Cleveland and
the presidents SiSter-in-laW for an
hours drive. Mrs. Cleveland, who had
already made herself a general favorite
with the people, won many new friends
during the drive by responding to the
slightest evidence of recognition.
The party returned from the drive at
GAO O'Clock, having driven about ten
miles over route which the president
had never before taken on his previous
trips to the village. Tea was served
after the drive and the party remained
quietly in the house during the evening.
THE PROGRAMME
of the presidents movements after to-
morrow is as follows: Saturday morning
in company with Secretary and Mrs.
Fairchild, the party will make an eXcur
sion to the Thousand Islands, leaving
town and Cape Vincent, thence by
steamer down the st. Lawrence as far
as Alexandria bay and return to
Clayton, where they will again
board the train for ForeStport. Sunday
morning the president and wife will at
tend divine service, at which Rev. Mr..
Cleveland will preside, and in the after
noon the president may accompany his
brother either to White Lake Corners
or Alder Creek, where ne holds
services on alternate Sundays.
Monday afternoon the party will
leave for Cazenovia, where they will
remain during the day the guest of Sec
retary Fairchild. Tuesday they will
visit Fayetteville, the presidents old
home, and on Tuesday evening the jour
ney to Washington will be begun. They
expect to arrive at the Capital at noon
on Wednesday.
| A G. A. R. INVITATION.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, July 14.-Root G.
A. r. Post No. 151 tonight adopted res
olutions inviting the president and
Mrs. Cleveland to visit Syracuse while
III this vicinity.